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Human cost of deeply divisive war
29 August 2010
Reviewed by Joanne Hayden
During one of the most memorable scenes in To the End of the Land, Ora, the novel’s storyteller, interrupts her hike in Galilee to pound at the ground with a stone.
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Nazism’s grim colonial antecedent
29 August 2010
Reviewed by David O'Donoghue
We seem to be living in an age of apology for the colonial past. In recent years, the Belgian parliament established an inquiry into the 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba, the newly independent Congo’s first prime minister.
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